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Kumarn Tong Amulet Kruba Krissana First Edition 2545 BE

Kumarn Tong Skanda Kumarn Son of Shiva amulet from 2545 BE, by Kruba Krissana


 The amulet measures 3.5 x 5 Cm and can be prayed to in the same way as all Kumarn Tong. A popular amulet for wealth attraction, promotion or elevation of status, business success and lottery.



MakerKruba Krissana Intawano
Temple of OriginSamnak Songk Asrom Weluwan
Year of Issue2545 BE
Type of AmuletKumarn Tong, Necromancy
Magical EffectsMaha Lap, Serm Yos, Maha Amnaj, Maha Sanaeh, Maha Pokasap
MaterialMuan Sarn Sacred Powders
Recommended UsesVictory and Success in Gambling, Financial Challenges, Court Cases, Professional Advancement, Protect Against All Enemies
EditionFirst Edition

The Pra Khanta Kumarn amulet depicts a Handsome Young Man who is Brave and Able in battle against Combatants in Wartime. The Deity is designed in exquisitely detailed hand painted colours, within a decorative arch that hints at the shape of two Peacocks leaning in towards the Khanta Kumarn. In Hindu Legend, the God Skanda rides a peacock called Paravani, and this is what is represented in the arched frame border pattern, The Kumarn is standing over the Pra Rahu Asura Deva Eclipse God. In most cases, the Pra Khanta Kumarn would be featured holding weaponry, as he was in some legends a fierce mountain dwelling war god, with bloodbthirsty instincts.
But in this version, his victories should be financial and professional and social, of status and wealth, more than the art of war. Hence, this emanation holds a bundle of gold instead of weaponry.
Kumarn Tong

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